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/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly all U.S. executives (98%) report that their organizations experienced at least one cyber event in the past year, compared to a slightly...
/PRNewswire/ -- Key takeaways The average U.S. household now has a total of 25 connected devices, across 14 different categories (up from 11 in 2019),...
Nashville Job Listings: See Who's Hiring In The Area Patch 2 hrs ago Job News © Shutterstock / NPFire The employment site ZipRecruiter.com has listed scores of jobs that have opened even as the coronavirus pandemic continues and many businesses remain closed. NASHVILLE, TN — The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been felt in every corner of the county, including in the Nashville area and across greater Tennessee. But local job opportunities are still out there, as businesses hire to address the demands of the new normal. Looking for work? You may be in luck. ...
Hunger, Homelessness Getting Majority of Workplace Giving March 16, 2021 Younger U.S. professionals were more likely to give via workplace giving programs and significantly more likely to support racial and social equity causes than older professionals, according to a new survey of more than 1,000 working professionals who donated in the last year from professional services firm Deloitte. Nearly six in 10 (58%) young professionals aged 18-34 gave through a workplace program in 2020, compared to 37% of all professional donors. When asked how the COVID-19 pandemic and its recession impacted the...
Orlando Sentinel TALLAHASSEE --- Florida’s online unemployment system was never tested to meet the demands encountered during the coronavirus pandemic, and more than a dozen issues remained outstanding years after the system went live, according to a report released Thursday by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ office. The 95-page draft report by Chief Inspector General Melinda Miguel focused on the Department of Economic Opportunity’s CONNECT unemployment system, which cost $78 million and began operating in 2013. The system largely crashed last spring when it was inundated with claims as businesses ...